In T1D children, SDSC score was significantly higher in those using continuous glucose moni-toring (CGM) vs glucose meters (P =.042).
It evaluates the path loss, P L, considering only the distance, R, between the transmitter and the receiver expressed in meters: P L [ dB ] = 127 + 30 · log 10 ( R / 1000 ).
where d ij is the distance between s i and the jth attacking antenna, λ denotes the wavelength (meters), P t is the emission power, G t and G r are the antenna gains of the transmitter and receiver, and.
The score of disorders related to "initiating and maintaining sleep" was significantly higher in those treated with pumps vs patients treated with injections (P =.014), in those using CGM vs glucose meters (P =.02), and in those with noctur- nal hypoglycemia vs those without (P =.023).
Intervention and control groups did not differ significantly in 6-month change in maximal treadmill walking distance (average [SE] 24.5 [19.6] meters vs. 39.2 [19.6] meters; P = 0.60).
A short-term (10-week), quasi-experimental trial reported significant increases from baseline to immediate post-intervention in the mean distance walked to school (+555 meters, P < 0.001) and decreases in the mean distance traveled by car to school (-850.5 meters, P < 0.001) by intervention (Traveling Green) versus control students [ 21].
In walking outdoors (P < 0.001) and walking 500 meters (P < 0.001), the parametric bootstrapped likelihood ratio test [ 19] indicated that two groups were more likely than one to account for the difficulty trajectories.
Patients who did not attend the assessment after 15 weeks had a significantly higher peak oxygen consumption at the AT (716 ± 139 vs. 543 ± 161 ml/min; P = 0.038) and a higher improvement in 6MWD (79 ± 62 vs. 50 ± 24 meters; P = 0.156) after 3 weeks.
This satellite concept, as conceived at the end of the Phase 0 studies, has a 20-meter P-band antenna, for which the impact of high flexibility and uncertainty must be assessed.
